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Active8 with Kirsty

Ayr

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Training score 28/100

Source checked: 18 Oct 2026

Unconfirmed means the sources do not establish availability; it does not prove absence.

Equipment 10/50Classes 16/40Access 2/10

Equipment

EquipmentPublished informationSource
SkiErgUnconfirmed
Rowing machineUnconfirmed
Sled pushUnconfirmed
Sled pullUnconfirmed
Wall ballsUnconfirmed
SandbagsUnconfirmed
Farmer’s carry weightsUnconfirmed
Air bikeUnconfirmed
RAMUnconfirmed
Strength weightsOriginal source evidenceSource ↗

Classes / Access

Classes4/10Source ↗
Class variety10/10Source ↗
Targeted sessions2/5Source ↗
Beginner introductions0/5Unconfirmed
Sims and competitions0/10Unconfirmed
Access2/5Source ↗
Training space0/3Unconfirmed
Running access0/2Unconfirmed

Details

Parking
Unconfirmed
Showers
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Changing rooms
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Lockers
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Step-free access
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Toilets
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Café
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Day passes
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Opening hours
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Original source evidence

Source notes retain their original wording.

Active8 with Kirsty runs group fitness classes in Ayr and Prestwick church halls, including Pilates, Zumba, AeroTone, BOXnTONE and stretching.

Meno-Fit uses light dumbbells and bands. Starter 0.5kg and 1kg weights are described; participants are asked to bring their own thereafter. This earns alternative-training credit, not race-load equipment credit. Source ↗

Pay-as-you-go classes in church halls are advertised; independent equipment access is not established. Source ↗

AeroTone and Meno-Fit support general conditioning and strength. Pilates and stretching support mobility. Source ↗

Five distinct disciplines: Pilates, aerobic conditioning, dance fitness, light strength and mobility. Class-name variants are not counted separately. Source ↗

Zumba Gold / Easy Movers targets older adults; Meno-Fit targets peri- and post-menopausal participants. General welcome statements do not earn extra group points. Source ↗

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Pay-as-you-go class booking is offered. This is class access rather than an open-gym day pass. Source ↗

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No published details found in the sources reviewed.

Church-hall classes are not an equipped open gym.

Generic exercise balls in images do not establish weighted wall balls, targets or medicine-ball race loads.

Light dumbbells and general conditioning do not establish a full hybrid station setup.

Group exercise image. Venue identity is unclear; no equipment inventory inferred. Source ↗ Website ↗

Promotional fitness image; not treated as proof of equipment at a church hall. Source ↗ Website ↗

Group class in a hall; no race-station quantities can be established. Source ↗ Website ↗

Prices

Unconfirmed

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